Come join us as we host our bowling night on Friday December 6. All are welcome to partake in the fellowship and fun we have ahead! Please see the flyer for details on how to RSVP.

  On Sunday, November 10, 2019, we launched the Andrew Young Social Justice Institute at the St. Joseph AME Church in Durham, led by Senior Pastor and our National Chaplain, Bro. Jonathan Augustine. On the previous night Bro. Young was welcomed to Durham by General President Everett B. Ward, 31st General President Harry E. Johnson, Sr., and Brothers from the Beta Theta Lambda Chapter with a dinner in honor of his 70 years in the fraternity. It was an honor and privilege to be able to take part in this momentous celebration!

On Sunday October 27th the Brothers of Beta Theta Lambda will be hosting a meet and greet at Southern High School from 4-6pm. This event is open to the public, so please take this opportunity to come fellowship and learn more about the chapter. Alpha attire is required for Brothers and business attire is required for guests.

This Friday, September 13,  all are invited to the special private screening of I’m Good Bro, a film produced by Charles Crouch and Corbin Coleman that is centered on the struggles of depression and mental health in black men. Please see the posted flyer for specific time and date and reach out to Brother Washington if there are any further questions.

Brothers please note the below details of our upcoming ANCA District Convention taking place in Rocky Mount, North Carolina from October 31 – November 3. Early bird registration ($175.00) ends on September 3rd. After that date, regular registration is $185.00 until October 1st. Any late registration after that is $200.00. There are NO REFUNDS after October 25th. How to register: In Alphanet log in and click membership. Once on your membership page, scroll down and click on “MY DISTRICT”. Once there, look for the section for “upcoming events” and click on the link to register. Group Name: ASSOCIATION OF N.C. ALPHA MEN Group Code: MEN Hotel Name: DoubleTree by Hilton…

The Beta Theta Lambda Chapter was well represented in “Sphinx City” at the 95th General Convention. A special thanks to all Brothers who were able to attend and participate in a week filled with fun, fellowship, and most importantly, the work of Alpha. We certainly look forward to sharing all of the lessons learned and applying them during our upcoming fraternal year.

We will be holding our MLK clean-up on Saturday, July 13, at 8:00 am. Brothers are asked to meet and park in the Hardee’s parking lot on 2721 Chapel Hill Rd, Durham, NC 27707. We encourage ALL Brothers, friends, and family to attend and with adequate support we should be able to finish by 10:30 am, before it gets hot!

Come join the Bull City Alphas at our annual Memorial Day cookout out May 27 from 12-5pm. This event is open to all Brothers, friends, and family so please join us in a day of celebration and fellowship!  

The second GTHSGTC-Project Alpha session of 2018-2019 was a great success. We began the day with a recap of our first session on Goal Setting then followed up with a discussion on sexual health led by our special guest speaker. From there we transitioned to an active discussion on self-esteem where we used various activities to help promote having confidence in oneself and learned how to manage the things about ourselves we aren’t confident in. The last discussion of the day was on time management where we used more activities to help the young men understand what a day in the life of a college student is like and how…

On Saturday April 13, 2019 we will be hosting our next Go To High School Go To College – Project Alpha session on the campus of the University of North Carolina. The topics will be “Time Management to Reach Your Goals” and “Self Esteem and Well Being.” Please be sure to spread the word at local schools, churches, and other establishments so we can have a large turnout of young men eager to learn and have a good time with the Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated! Please RSVP so that we can accurately plan